From load-tester
Run load and stress tests against API endpoints or web pages using k6, Artillery, or autocannon. Captures real-time metrics (RPS, latency percentiles, error rates) and saves timestamped results.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/load-tester:run-load-testThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /run-load-test - Execute Load Test Run load and stress tests against API endpoints or web pages. ## Steps 1. Ask the user for the target URL or endpoint to test 2. Determine load testing parameters: concurrent users (default 50), duration (default 60s), ramp-up period (default 10s) 3. Check if a load testing tool is installed (k6, Artillery, or autocannon); recommend k6 if none found 4. Create or locate the load test script for the target endpoint 5. Configure request headers, authentication tokens, and payload if needed 6. Execute the load test with the specified parameters 7. Monitor...
Run load and stress tests against API endpoints or web pages.
2plugins reuse this command
First indexed Mar 30, 2026
npx claudepluginhub costrict-plugins-repo/github-trending-plan --plugin load-tester/run-load-testRun load and stress tests against API endpoints or web pages using k6, Artillery, or autocannon. Captures real-time metrics (RPS, latency percentiles, error rates) and saves timestamped results.
/run-load-testRuns API load tests with k6, Artillery, or Gatling, measuring response times, throughput, error rates, and scalability under simulated traffic.
/loadtestGenerates load test scripts for k6, Artillery, Locust, JMeter; establishes baselines, runs stress/spike/soak tests, identifies bottlenecks, produces performance reports and verdicts.
/create-load-testCreates load test scenarios and scripts for k6, JMeter, or Artillery, including performance thresholds, execution instructions, result guidelines, and CI/CD integration suggestions.
/load-testRuns staged load tests against an API endpoint, collecting throughput, latency, and error metrics to identify breaking points and bottlenecks.
/benchmarkBenchmarks API endpoints with configurable concurrency, request count, and duration. Reports min/max/mean/p95/p99 latency, throughput, error rate, and SLA compliance.